This webinar, held in partnership with Barts Hospital, explored the diverse perfusion practices in UK aortic dissection surgery, laying the groundwork for unified national minimum standards.

This webinar, held in partnership with Barts Hospital, explored the diverse perfusion practices in UK aortic dissection surgery, laying the groundwork for unified national minimum standards.
Advocacy efforts at the Conservative Party Conference and Labour Party Conference. Insights into healthcare reforms and discussions aimed at improving conditions for individuals with aortic dissection and other long-term health conditions are explored.
Experts share insights on diagnosis, management, and real patient cases, highlighting common diagnostic pitfalls and recommended practices to improve patient outcomes in the emergency department (ED).
September 2023 highlighted significant strides in aortic dissection research, community engagement, and fundraising efforts.
Customer First Digital’s ‘To Derby and Back Fundraiser’ surpassed its goal, raising awareness and funds for aortic dissection. The team’s collective 217.68-mile journey and £1000 raised are a testament to their dedication.
A survey conducted across NHS trusts in Great Britain indicates gaps in AAS management and education. While general cardiovascular preparedness is evident, specific protocols for AAS remain under-addressed.
Unveiling the winners of the 2023 research grants focused on transforming the diagnosis of aortic dissection.
Engaging patients and their families is essential for preventing misdiagnoses, especially for severe conditions like aortic dissection that could result in fatal outcomes.
The Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust, in collaboration with the Department of Health and Social Care & NHS England, heralds a monumental leap in aortic dissection care through the approval of an innovative Elective Aortic Dissection Toolkit.
Summit Media commemorates Ben Latham with the Ben Latham Award at their Summit Oscars, celebrating his legacy and values. The company also makes an annual donation to aortic dissection research in his memory.
Celebrities patients and medical professionals came together in a show of unity, marking an important step towards improving diagnosis and survival rates of the condition.
Delving into aortic dissection’s nuances with experts, this webinar is an essential recap for primary care professionals.
MP Pauline Latham’s retirement marks the beginning of her intensified efforts towards aortic dissection advocacy.
Under the stars, the echoes of laughter mixed with stories of survival reminded us of life’s precious rhythm and the pure joy of being part of it.
Inspiring underrepresented students to explore the exciting world of biomedical research and discover the many fascinating career opportunities within this field.
After a tragic misdiagnosis in 2015, a mission emerged to rectify critical gaps in medical procedures through an impactful petition.
AI in healthcare provides promising opportunities to enhance patient care, particularly in the realm of aortic disease. The ChatAortaAI project aims to use AI to increase awareness, improve diagnosis, and provide essential information to patients and medical professionals.
Minister’s recent formal call for aortic dissection research marks a pivotal moment for progress in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
Pauline Latham MP led a debate in Westminster Hall to raise awareness of aortic dissection and called for greater consistency in the diagnosis, treatment, and aftercare of the condition.
The Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust, led by Pauline Latham OBE MP, is actively shaping the future of aortic dissection policy and care in the UK through continuous dialogue and collaboration with key Health Ministers.
September 2022 highlighted significant strides in aortic dissection research, community engagement, and fundraising efforts.
Spurs Legend Steve Perryman MBE and radio presenter Bob Harris OBE shared inspiring personal experiences with aortic dissection, emphasising early diagnosis and resilience.
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